That was not long after Lucchino said the Yankees' "evil empire extends its tentacles even into Latin America," a remark that came after the Yankees won the bidding for Jose Contreras.
But when Mr. Tsvangirai returned to Zimbabwe on Saturday after two months away, he said he would not be "bulldozed" into anything, a remark clearly meant to warn South Africa that he would not be forced again into what he considered a bad arrangement.
Paul Begala, President Clinton's sometime consultant, suggests that Dole "should worry about the image of him sunning himself while his budget is going to drive Medicare patients into freezing in the dark --a remark that one Republican dark --adark --aply "whining by a pale Democremark
I was prodded into thinking this by a remark by Julian Barnes on the back cover: "a novel which hunts big game while others settle for shooting rabbits".
The rest of the trailer was carpeted....Then Hank & Boyce almost got into a fight over a remark Hank made about somebody named Linda.
On the way, a remark popped into my head.
Some in recent interviews have specifically cited Trump's recent comment inviting Russia to hack into Clinton's email servers, a remark Trump has since claimed he was making in jest, as the moment that changed their mind about him.
She fumbled a half-assed apology, but I could tell that she said it without even thinking about me, the girl in the suit, and how I would feel hearing such a remark spit into my face.
The manners and morals of fledgling members of the privileged class have always interested this director, who made three sweet, astringent comedies in the 1990s before receding into a much remarked-upon, now thankfully concluded, obscurity.
Seinfeld works off the set up to move into a smart, funny remark and then ends with a conclusion to the joke that is both true and funny.
